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Foobar2000 - 0.9.5.4 beta 3

audio player with replaygain support

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This Version:	Not rated (0.0)
Current Version:	0.9.5.4 beta 3
Release Date:	2008-06-29
License:	Beta
Downloads (this version):	146
Downloads (all versions):	5,617

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Product Description:

Foobar2000 is an advanced audio player for the Windows platform. Some of the basic features include ReplayGain support, low memory footprint and native support for several popular audio formats.

What's new in this version:

Ability to view/edit queries used to create autoplaylists.
Media Library Search: queries using “SORT BY” create always-sorted autoplaylists by default.
File format handling updates:
- Security updates to Vorbis, Speex, FLAC and WavPack libraries.
- Fixed a rare Ogg seeking accuracy bug.
- Improved MP4 parser security.
Converter improvements:
- No longer aborts the entire operation when one of queued tracks can't be processed.
- * Album List: ability to select multiple items at once by holding shift or control keys.
- New built-in DSPs: Crossfader, Skip Silence.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Windows Vista
Windows XP 64-bit
Windows XP
Windows 2000

Additional Requirements:

200MHz, AMD K5 or Pentium or equivalent (500MHz Athlon or Pentium III recommended)
32MB RAM
800x600 screen resolution

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Pleasantly like a WinAmp slimmed for the office. - Version: 0.9.2 beta 4, 5/30/2006 11:45AM PST

signa1

It's simple, it keeps playlists, and it plays radio stations fine. It plays huge files bit by bit without complaint and
right now it has allocated a 16MB RAM footprint altogether.

It did great at throwing down a directory full of podcasts and stuff, and making a playlist, though it did take some time; it choked earlier when I had simply fed it my data volume to digest.

There's even an equalizer in case you want to tune your 'cover noise mode' or such. Very low-key graphics; it's not trying to sell you a bunch of blow-in ads for AOL and Apple.